Export a channel's subtitles to a spreadsheet
For creators and agencies auditing a back catalogue. Every published caption track comes back as one row per video — text, language, duration, view count, and whether YouTube generated the captions rather than a human. Open it in Sheets or Excel to spot which videos are running on auto-captions and which topics you have already covered.
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